Question

1. By land size, what is the smallest US state?

2. By size, what is the largest lake in America?
3. The Statue of Liberty was a gift from which country?
4. Which US President was born in Hawaii in 1961?
5. Which U.S. City is known as the “Motor City”?
6. What 4 states make up the “FOUR CORNERS”?
7. In what year did Kentucky become a state?
8. What is the tallest mountain in the United States?
9. What was the name of New York before it was officially called New York?
10. On what date did the U.S. declare its independence from Great Britain?
11. What is the longest river in the United States?
12. What are the 5 inhabited territories of the United States?
13. What is the MOST VISITED National Park in the U.S.?
14. Which U.S. City is known as the “City of Angels”?
15. Who did the United States buy Alaska from?
16. What river separates the United States from Mexico?
17. In what state is “Death Valley” located in?
18. Also known as the “Big-O”, in what state could I find Lake Okeechobee?
19. What is the largest state in the union?
20. What state in the “continental” U.S. is the furthest NORTH?
21. Which U.S. state is closest to the island of Bermuda?
22. What are the 4 “COMMONWEALTHS” in the United States?
23. Name the oldest Mountain Chain in the United States.
24. Which U.S. city is known as the “Windy City”?
25. In which state would I find Arlington National Cemetary?
26. In which U.S. state would I find the “Space Coast”?
27. Which state in the Continental United States borders the least amount of states?
28. Which state has produced the MOST U.S. Presidents?
29. Which U.S. state has the longest Coast Line?
30. What is the DEEPEST LAKE in the United States?
31. Which state has the FEWEST counties?
32. Which state is known as the “HEART” of Dixie?
33. Which state is known as the “First State”?
34. What was the LAST STATE to join the Union?
35. What Interstate Park is known as the “Grand Canyon of the South”?
36. What does an “odd number” on an interstate sign tell you about the road? Like I-95
37. Name 3 U.S. Presidents that have died on July 4th?
38. What is the OLDEST CITY in the United States?
39. Name the 3 venomous snakes found in Kentucky.
40. Where is the only place in the WESTERN HEMISPHERE that you can see a “Moonbow”?
41. Which U.S. State is known as the “Garden State”?
42. What is the name of the River that flows through the Grand Canyon?
43. How many Islands make up the Florida Keys?
44. Which state is known as the Volunteer State?
45. Which state is the country's top producer of pecans, peanuts, and vidalia onions.
46. In which Southern City was Root Beer invented in 1898?
47. In which Southern State were the first shots of the Civil War Fired?
48. Which U.S. City is known as “The Big Easy”?
49.Which Florida city is known as the Venice of America?
50. Which Spanish explorer mapped the Florida coast looking for the mythical “Fountain of Youth”?

Answer 1

1. Rhode Island 2. Superior 3. France 4. Barack Hussein Obama 5. Detroit, MI 6. Colorado, AZ, NM, UT 7. 1792 8. Mount Mckinley 9. New Amsterdam 10. July 4, 1776 11. Mississippi River 12. (most to least) Puerto Rico, Guam, US Virgin Is., Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa 13. Yosemite NP 14. Los Angeles 15. Russia 16. Rio Grande 17. California 18. Wisconsin 19. Alaska 20. Maine 21. Maine 22. Puerto Rico, Guam, U.s. virgin islands, and American Samoa 23. Black Hills 24, Chicago 25. Virginia 26. Florida 27. Maine (1) 28. Virginia 29. Alaska 30. Superior 31. Delaware 32. Alabama 33. Delaware 34. Hawaii 35. The breaks Interstate park 36. The highway is odd because it runs north-south/south-north 37. John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe 38. St Augustine, FL 39. Copperhead, cottonmouth, and timber rattlesnake 40. Corbin, Kentucky 41. New Jersey 42. Colorado River 43. 1700 islands 44. TN 45. Georgia 46. Philadelphia 47. SC 48. New Orleans 49. Fort Lauderdale 50. Juan Ponce de León Hope you get an A